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"Call it the even uglier stepsister of the overshare: The overadvise. In a recent interview, *Newsroom* star Emily Mortimer revealed that after her nude scene in the 2001 movie *Lovely and Amazing*, [a fan offered some unsolicited advice](http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/arts-and-life/entertainment/celebrities/emily-mortimer-told-to-improve-personal-grooming-163377306.html) about grooming her natural pubic hair. And not in so many words: \\\"A stranger came up to me and shouted, 'Got to do something about that bush, girl,'\\\" says Mortimer. \\\"Then I got people saying, 'It was so brave of you to grow it' and 'Was it a merkin?' I had that it was earthy to not be that bothered, then my husband told me that actually, it wasn't that sexy.\\\"\\n\\n\\n\\n                   \\n\\nIf you didn't see the movie, Mortimer plays a self-conscious actress who opens herself up to a full-body critique by a man she's dating. In the scene, she stands nude and helpfully points out her problem spots. She's actually relieved when he agrees that her arms are a bit flabby. I wonder if she felt that same relief in real life when her husband concurred with a stranger about the state of her bikini line (I bet the answer is no). But it's definitely one thing for a partner to gently express a preference, and quite another for a stranger to offer opinions on our intimate areas.\\n\\n\\n\\nFrankly, I'm bored by talking about pubic hair\u2014or a lack thereof. Just as I don't find [Brazilian waxes \\\"creepy,\\\"](http://www.allure.com/beauty-trends/blogs/daily-beauty-reporter/2012/02/daniel-radcliffe-thinks-full-brazilians-are-creepy-do-you.html) I don't find a lack of one offensive. It seems to me that the argument should be dead and buried by now: People simply have different tastes when it comes to bikini-area grooming.\\n\\n\\n\\nDo you notice an actress's grooming in nude scenes? And what other advice do you think falls under \\\"overadvising\\\"?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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